The best I think is to physically walk through the house noting everything that needs to be done to it.

Wholesaling requires A LOT out of you both mentally and physically.

I have purchased a home previously as primary residence and I remember that much of it required physical presence at the bank.For what it's worth, I don't foresee any trouble with loan approval.

I have not physically seen any of these properties yet.

You go from the day job (computing and phone ) to the physical labor or floor sanding and prep.

A second observation would be to think in terms of" adding value" to properties through physical and Stabilzation improvements.

How will you handle any capital expenditures if they present themselves like replacing an appliance or physical repair like a roof, etc?

Some things can be searched online but most searches are physically done at County Hall of records or Mnicipal records etc...

There is a #4, separate the utilities, physically.

I'm thinking of investing long term, I would just like to get an idea of what others are using when not physically present.